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iftfrw' Mat rtMtwT.ii ftgrmiT wnftF'mm Iwmei Ate Church Young People's Unit Sends Members To Parley WCTU Unit Re-Elects President ST. HELENA Mrs. John Gallion was unanimously i-elected president of the St. Helena Women's Christian Temperance Union for the year beginning October 1. Members of the W.C.TJJ.

met Wednesday afternoon the St. Helena Seventh-Day Adventist Church for the election. Other officers chosen are: Mrs. O. W.

Lehman, vice president; Mrs. Emma secret ary -treasurer; and Mis. Melvin Nelson, Loyal temperance Legion secretary. Mrs. Lehman, bi-county vice president, said that a Bi-count Solano-Napa convention will be held Sept.

14. State convetntion of the W.C.T.U. will be held in the Grace Methodist Church, 1625 N. Lincoln Stockton, Oct, 9 to 22. National convention of the organization will be Sept.

25 to 29 in San Antonio, Tex and the World Convention Oct. 3 to 7 in Mexico City. St. Helena Minister Lists Topic ST. HELENA The topic of Suicide or Freedom" will be discussed at the 11 a m.

service tomorrow of the White Memorial Methodist Church. The Rev. Eugene Cronk, pastor, will give the sermon. Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. the Womens Society of Christian Service Circle meeting will be held at Mrs.

Merlin Sawyers' home Circle Mrs. Roy Thompsons home Circle and Mrs. Laverne Alexander's! home Circle 3. Wednesday at 8 p.m. the Church School Workers' Con- ference will be held in the church.

Thursday through Saturday noon the Redwood Empire Dis-, trict Methoctsi Ministers An- nual Retreat will be held at Whits Sulphur Springs. i Next Saturday and Sunday the combined Sub-district Meth-, odist Youth Fellowship lead-, ership training conference will be held at White Sulphur; Springs. i who remained for the kick-off banquet that evening. Highlight of the opening session was the societies pledge of financial support to pay the salaries of pastors of new churches in Northern California. Last year the youth groups pledged more than $24,000 for this purpose.

Presbyterians Reveal Full Activity List A lull calendar of services snd activities has been scheduled tomorrow at the First Piestntcrian Church. Third and Randolph stieets. The Rev. Lrvun Bollinger, pastor, will conduct worship services at 9:30 and 11 a.m., when his sermon theme will be Hae ou ever had a religious experience?" Child care will be provided during both servics. A Coffee Hour will be held in Fellowship Hall at 10:30 a.m.

The church school will picnic at Oak Lake Park beginning at 1 p.m. At 7 pm the Junior and Senior High Westminster Fellowship will meet at the church for a joint meeting with San Gerommo Presbyterian youth. Bill Whitney will be the leader. Don Klippcrt will lead the College Business Fellowship meeting at the church at 7 p.m. The program will be study and discussion of the book The Pursuit of God by Tozer.

Members and friends of the church are invited to view a softball game Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. on the Redwood Junior High School diamond, between the church team and First Bap-sist Church's team. The Bible Story', a 10-volume work by Arthur S. Maxwell, was placed on the shelves of Goodman Library as the gift of an anonymous group of Napans. Maxwell, who came here to autograph the books, was pictured at the presentation with Miss Irene Nakaji, childrens librarian.

A prolific writer of favorite children's stories, Maxwell greeted a number of local fans, including Deborah Simmons, Cynthia Sayle and Doreen Ruth Cross, seated at the table. (Register Photo) 10-Volume 'Bible Story' Set Presented To Library letters from Queen Elizabeth of England, who placed The Bible Story in the royal library for the use of Princess Ann and Prince Charles; and Ivy Baker Priest, treasurer of the United States, who wrote that she is reading the stories to the children in her home at Washington, D.C. Considered Favorite A favorite with children everywhere, Maxwell has endeared himself to millions of children and adults with his famous Uncle Arthurs Bedtime Stories, now published in 20 languages. He is a prolific writer, producing about 20 to 30 stones each year, all based on true experiences. He is also the author of the Children's Hour" series, and numerous books popular with young leaders, including The Sec-lct of the Cave.

Stories from The Bible Story will be presented each Sunday, starting tomorrow, at 8.45 a.m. over radio station KVON. Abbott will narrate the 15-minute broadcast, with vocal selections bv Charles The Young Peaple's Society of the Napa Church of the Naz-arene have sent two members. Buddy Northern and Nancy Zimbelman, to the district N.Y.P.S. convention in session today and tomorrow at Beulah Park near Santa Cruz.

The Napans are representing the local society in a district comprising 157 churche in Northern California. Presiding officer at the conclave is the Rev-. Morly Anderson, pastor if Oakland First Church of the Nazarene and district youth president. The Napa delegates went to convention headquarters Friday night, accompanied by the Rev. Edwin ZimDelman, pastor of the local church, Mrs.

Zimbelman, Orvales and Barbara Crowe, and Jimmy Zimbelman, FIRST BAPTIST Church. 3590 First street. Irving A Fox, D. pastor Sunday services: 9 45 am Sunday acnool Bible hour; 11 am Morning worshln service broadcast over KVON. la40'.

6 30 pm The church training through youth fellow shins fd Gel-linger. VQutn director. 7 -50 nm The church evangelizing Monday: 7-30 I Bov Scour meeting (Iiood 89 1 Wednesdav 6 39 0 Church fel lowship night; 7-8 Young neo-Dies choir. Bible study aDd oiave-. 7 15-8 pm Adult devonnns and Drayer: 9 pm Choir practice NAPA At.

LEY PRIMITIVE BAPTIST Churcn Women's Clubhouse Flm and Franklin streets Elder Amos Deakm, Lettle Mae Smieicl. 32 Reis Avenue. Vallelo, clerk Meetings held on tne first Sunday of each montn at 10 a and 3 on the thl-d Sunday at 11 am: and on the Saturaay befoie the first Sunaay at 7 pm. CARQITNFZ PRIMITIVE BAPTIST Churcn, Art Assn Building. 1520 Behrens street Elder Burleson, nastor: Jackie Wall 1550 Park avenue.

clerk Feeular conference meetings are held on tne second tnaav of each month from 10 a to 2 Elder David Baser has tne moolnr-ment on the fourth Sunaiv rf tigli month non-conference meetings.) CHRISTIAN NAPA CHRISTIAN Church, 26.59 First street Bruce Benson minl-st er Sunday s-rvlces- 9 30 am Bible senool assembly Harriet Schremnn, sunerintenaent; 10 50 Worship service: 5 to 7 "Jet Cadets 5.45 om Pre-prsver service for young people 6 nm Youth groups Tom Worship service Thursday 6 30 0 Family potluck 7 Bible study NAPA VAL1 FV CHRISTIAN Church American Legion building. Pea-1 and Randolon streets uoyd Morgan minister Sundav sc-vlces- 9 45 am Bible school Lerov Fluvter. superintendent: 10 45 am Wnrahlo service; 7 m. Evening service Dm. Bible atudy and prayer service CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCI-FNTIST.

A branch of The Motner Church. The Firit Church of Christ. Scientist, Boston. Ms Edifice 2210 Second street. Sundav services- 11 a m.

Sundav school Hours of services- Sundav at 11 am and Wednesday at 8 nm Sunday school 11 am The church maintains a reading room with a f-ee circulating library at 1324 stret. which Is oom Monday through Frldav from 12 to 4 Dm; Friday from 7 to 9 and Saturday from Ham to m. I HRISTI AN SCIFNCE 60CIFTY A branch of the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ. Scientist. Boston.

Mass Berry and Cedar streets, Callstoga Sundav services- 915 im Sundav school; 11 am Church services. Evening services scond and fourth Wednesdav of month at 8 FIRST CHl'RCH OK CHRIST. SCIENTIST. St Helena Pine street, corner Oak avenue Sundav services II am Sundav service. 11 am Sunday school Wednesday 8 nm Evening service The reading room at 1354 Main street la onen daily from 12-30 to 4 30 pm.

8undavs from 2 to 4 m. CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH OF CHRIST. 2501 Plre street. Fo-d Carnenter. m'nlster Sunday services 10 am Bible (Masses.

19 50 am Morning worshln 5-20 nm M-n's 7 Dm Evening worship Wednesaav- 7 30 Bible study ST HELENA CHURCH OF CHRIST NSGW Kali Don Jones pas-or Sundav se-vices: 10 a m. Bible studv: 11 am Wn-shln se-vtee: 6 30 nm Preaching Friday 7 30 Bible studv Free Bible correspnnaente courses DOWNTOWN CHI RC Of CHRIST. 577 Brown St Thomas R. A'kin-on. nun ister Sundav services: 10 am Bible classes 10 50 a.

ra Worshln service- 3 30 m. Hera'd of Truth KCiO 81 0 7 30 Wor-hln s'-v-lee Tupsdav 10 am Ladles Bible Wednesday 7-70 om Singing, Bible studv and sermon CHURCH OF GOD FIRST CHURCH OF GOD lO'l Pueblo avenue. Rev Ronald Swanson pastor Sunday services 9 45 am. Sunday school: 11 am Morning worsnin: 7 30 Hour of Inspiration Mid-week pi are- and nraise services each Wednesday at 7 30 pm. EPISCOPAL ST.

MARY'S FPISTOPAL Church. Thl-d street at Patchett Rev Thomas Turnbull pastor Sundav services- 7-30 am Holv Communion. 9 15 a m. Family Eucharist; 11am Choral Fucharlst 1st and 3rd Sundav; Morning praver, 2nd and 4th Sundav: 8 pm Young peonies fellowship Wednesday 10 a Communion services: Saint's Davs 10 am Holv Communion Nurserv care provided at 9 15 am and 11 a services Saturdays: 11 am Children's eaterhlsm class: Adult Inaulrer.s Class- Thursdays 8pm at Parish House. GRACE EPISCOPAL Church.

Oak and Soring streets St Helena Rev John Bogart, rector Sundav services- 8am Holy Eucharist. 10 am Holv Eucharist on the first and third Sundays. Morning Praver on the second and fourth Sundays. ST. IUKFS FrisCOPAL Church.

Calistoea. Rev Aaron King, vicar Sundav services Ram Holv Communion: lam Morning nraver lit and 3rd Sundav of the month Holv Communion 2nd and 4th Sundays JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES JI HOV AHS AVITNFSSER, K'rtdim Hall, 2441 ImoU avenue Suncn? services om. 4 tn Tuspr7: 8 nm Snirtv TViursm 7 r0 pm IheorjaM' Ministry senool, 8 43 pm. service meeting. MERGER IN FUTURE? PROVIDENCE, R.I.

UP Union between Episcopalians and Methodists may be closer than people think, says the Rt. Rev. John S. Higgins, Episcopal bishop of Rhode Island. He told the New England Southern Methodist Conference 1 the two denominations are so close together in so many ways that they could merge "in our lifetime.

1 JEWISH CONGREGATION BETH SHOLOM Jewish Community Center. 1455 Elm street, Napa. George Rosenberg, rellel-ous leader, BA 4-2291 Sabbath services 8 pm, Friday, Sunday: 10 a Sunday School; 11 20 a.m Children services LATTER-DAY SAINTS CHURCH OF JFSl'S CHRIST OF LATTER DAV SA1N1S Monteclto and Chapel Hill drive Rex Bridges, bisnop Sunday services 9 am Priesthood meeting: '0 25 a Sunaay school; 5 pm 6acramcnt meeting Tuesaav 10 am Rel.ef Society; 7-20 Mutual Improvement Association Wednesaay 4 Dm Primary group REORGANIZED (HI RCH OF JF-SIS HKIST OF LAITER DAY SAINTS. 4149 I lnda Vista avenue Elder Wevnenmevr pastor 1 Sunday arvicea 9 45 am Devotional service: 10 a Sundav school Classes for all ages; 11 am Morning wo--ship. 6 .70 Zion League.

Weanesday 8 p.m Prayer meeting LUTHERAN FAITH ILTHFRAN H. Brown a Valley Center nastor Sunaay services 9 20 am Sundav school and Bible classes, 10.45 am Divine worshln. 5.70 om Lutheran Hour KFRC First Sunday. Faith Youth League; first church council, first and third Tuesday Sunday school staff meeting; second Wednesdav. Mens Club, fourth Tuesday Ladle Guild; adult classes as announced EMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH United Lutheran Church Meeir at Salvador Community Club Orchard avenue The Rev Paul Larson -tor Sundav services 10 am Sundav school and family worship Adult education class.

11 a m. The following meet at the narxonage midweek activities room. 1046 Broadmoor drive: 2nd Thursday of each month. 7-20 Church council. 1st Weonesdav of each month.

1 0 Sundav School Teachers ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH. Second and Washington streets (The lutheran Church Missouri 6vnod) Rev Lawrence Faascb nastor Sunday services 8 15 and 10:45 am Worship hour: 9 30 am Sundav school and Bible classes at Lutheran School. First and Monroe streets, adult Bible class meets at oarUn hall, lunio- Bible clas meets tn the church: 5 30 Dm "Lutheran Hour" KFRC Wednesdays and Thursdays at 3 30 om turlor confirmation class Thursdays 7 30 choir rehearsal. 8 Adult discussion grouo First and Third Tuesdays.

7 30 Sunday school teachers study group; Second Monday. 7 45 Men's Cluo Second Thursday, 1 00 Dorcas Guild. Fourth Tuesday 8 nm Tuesday Club. Braille workers grouns: first Thursday. 10am.

second Tuesday. 7 30 thl-d Tuesday 10 fourth Tuesday. 1 Second Friday. 7 45 pm. Parent-Teacher League ILTHFRAN CHURCH OF THE RF- DEFMFR.

Jefferson and Elm Rev Far! Soiland. na.stor Sundav a'Tioe- 0 30 a m. Sunday school; 9 30 am. Worshln service. METHODIST METHODIST Church Fifth and Pandolnh Rev Anri-ew Juvlnall, minister.

Miss Allre Hedell, director of religious education Sunday services- 9:20 and 11 am Church school: 9 30 and 11 am Morning womhln 7 Youth grnun meetings Wednesdav. 7 nm Chanrl cnolr rehearsal: 8 15 nm Cathed-al choir rehearsal Thursday 3 20 Chanel choir rehearsal: 345 nm Choral choir rehearsal Saturday: 10 High school membership claw In Centennial Hall: 1 am seventh and eighth grade confirmation class In Centennial Hall The Senior Friendship Club meets on the last Tuesday of the montn at 12 noon In Centennial Hill WHITE MEMORIAL MFTHODIST Church. 1396 Adams afreet Rt. Helena Pev Cronk. minister Sundav services' 9J im Church school Studv erntms for all ages TV studv ser(on at 9 "0 a tn Young Adut room: (1 am Morning worshto service Child ca-e will he n-ovided Coffee hour following service 6 30 0 Methodist Yo-'th a Couole-uo Club Wednesday Praver Th-anv group meets Thursdsy 8 pm Choir practice.

NAZARENE CIIURlH OP THE NAZARFNF. and York streets Pev Fdwin Zimbelman pastor Sundav servles' 9 45 am Sundav school; classes for all ages; 11 am. Morning worshln; 12 30 nm Rest home singing 6 5 nm NYPR service- 7 0 0 F.vening evancelis-tlc hou- Wednesday 7 20 nm Pra'-er and praise service Thursday Intercessors praver time at the church. NON-DENOMINATIONAL CHURCH OF HARMONY H'on, Highway at Zlnfanuel l.an 2 'outh of St Helena. G-rio Ph director Monday .8 0 Divine healing.

DRV CRTEK UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL. 920 Dry Crees road Interdenominational American tunav School Union Donald Frits snn--Intendent 11 00 a Sundav school Wedne-dav 7pm Bible atuav and Drayer meeting riGHRORHOOD Church 15.70 St H.ena Freeway Rev Albert Rued-ger nastor Sundav services- 9 45 a Sundav school Curtis Fleming superintendent: 11 am Mo-nin? shn service 7 43 Evangelistic service Wednesdav 7 4a nm P-aver meeting and Personal Workere SALVATION ARMY. 124 Coomb! street. Malor end Mrs Duncan, commantung otflcers Sundav services- 10 a Sunday school: 11 am Holiness: 7 20 Salvation Tuesday 1 20 pm Home league V) nm Young Wednesday 70 nm Prayer. Friday; 7.30 pm.

Hollnesa. The POWER of FAITH by Howard Brodia The Bible Story'," 10 volumes containing 409 stories by Arthur S. Maxwell, have been presented to Goodman Library by local professional people who wish to remain anonymous. Maxwell, known to millions as Uncle Arthur, was here Thursday to autograph the books presented for the donors by Merrill F. Abbott, representative of the Home Health Education Service.

Miss Irene Nakaji, children's librarian, received the gift on behalf of the library. Childrens Bible Considered a childrens Bible, the stories cover Genesis to Revelations, beautifully illustrated with reproductions of an art collection valued at more than $500,000 and painted by 14 artists from nine countries. Maxwell began plans for The Bible Story', which he considers his most important work to date, more than 10 years ago, and spent seven years in the actual writing of the volumes. Plaudits for the work has been received from such notables as Cecil B. DeMille, producer of the movie The Ten Commandments, who wrote Maxwell: If you have done nothing else with your life but make the Bible simple for children, you have not lived in ain.

His fan mail has included Communion Set Sunday At Service Worship service with Holy Communion will be conducted at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, Jefferson and Elm streets. The Rev. Earl Soiland, pastor, will speak on the theme Making Use Of Opportunity, from the text of Galatians Meetings scheduled Tuesday include the Sewing Circle, which will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the parsonage with Mrs.

Soiland as hostess: and the Brotherhood at 7:30 p.m. at the church. The Ladies Guild will meet Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Roy Ness, 2215 Tejas an adult study-class will be organized at 8 p.m.

at the church. The pastor will meet with the confirmation classes on Saturday at 9 a.m. i a Church Buys Land, Notes Plans Emmanuel Lutheran Church has purchased 23 acres of land north of Crescent Park and announced plans to start construction on the first unit of a church center in approximately one year. An educational building, which will include a chapel, will be constructed first, it was announced by the Rev. Paul Larson, pastor.

The land now planted to prune trees, was purchased from Leno and Marie Scansi, at a price reported to be Church officials said all but 10 acres of the property will be re-sold to development interests as soon as possible. Plans for the site to be retained call for a church edifice on the property fronting the projected Jefferson street extension. Purchase was financed through the Board of American Missions, United Lutheran Church of America. Negotiations were conducted by a property committee headed by Charles I. Joens, local realtor and vice president of the church council.

The church's temporary meeting place is Salvador Community Club on Orchard avenue, where family warship service is held each Sunday at 10 a.m. Bible School Exercises Are Planned Opening exercises of the Bible school at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at the Napa Valley Christian Church, Pearl and Randolph streets, will feature a magical object lesson, it was announced by Leroy Sluyter, superiten-dent. Plans for the school's fall program will be outlined for students and teachers. Minister D.

Lloyd Morgan will preach on the subject Steps Heavenward, at the 10:45 a.m. worship service; and at 7:30 p.m. his sermon topic will be A Fourfold Exhortation. Youth meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. Members and friends of the church are invited to a Bible study session Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.

at the home of Mrs. Vesta Maxwell, 1100 Atlas Peak Rd. Labor Day Picnic Set The Napa Church of the Naz-arene will sponsor an allchurch Labor Day picnic at Fuller Park on Monday, it was announced today by the Rev. Edwin Zimbelman, pastor. Church families, Sunday school students and their families, have been invited to the outing which will feature organized games, including volley ball and softball.

Potluck picnic supper" will be served at 4:30 p.m., after which the group will attend the softball game at tween the Nazarene team and Grace Baptist Church team. 6:30 be-1 ADVENT1ST NAP SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Church, Brown and streets Elder Call Coffman, pastor. Friday services. 7 pm Missionary Volunteer meeting Saturdays: 9.13 a m. Song service; 9 30 am.

The church at study: 11:00 am The thuren at worsnin Wednesdays: 7 20 Ths churcn at nraver ST. HLILNA SFVLMH OAY ADVENTIST church. 967 Brown Si. Arnold C. Lien, pastor, baturdav services: am babhatn 6cnool; ll 00 am.

Church service Tuesday: 10 00 am, to 4 pm Dorcas Society meeting at tne Adams street work rooms over the bus station Wednesday 8 00 m. Prayer meeting Friday 8 00 Young people meeting SONOMA SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Church Loval) Valley Road William Hyde, pastor Saturday services- 9 30 am Sabbath school; 11:00 am. Sermon. Wednesday 100 Dm Bible siuav SANITARIUM SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Churcn. Sanitarium erounns Charles Melldr, minister.

Norman Gooawia. associate minister. Sattirdav: 9-30 am Sabbath school; 10 53 am Morning worshln. Tuesday 9 Dm Dorcas worksnoD. o'd hospital building Wednesdav: 8 00 Dm Prayer meeting Fndav 7 00 am.

Choir pxactlce: 8 00 MV meeting ANGWIN SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Church, Pacific Union College Elder E. Rogeig pastor Baturdav: 9 CO a Sabbath school; II 13 am Church service Wednesday: 8 00 pm Prayer meeting ADVENT CHRISTIAN ADVENT CHRISTIAN Church. 1605 Second street Sunday services- 9 45 am Sunday school Albert Kristen-sen. suDerintendent; 11 am Morning worshln service. 6 30 Intercessory Drayer hour; 7.00 nm Song service and evening worshln Wednesday 7:30 n.m Praver and nraise service Friday: 7.30 pm.

Cottage prayer meeting. ALLIANCE AMERICAN CANTON A1L14NCE Churcn. 233 James Road. Napa Junction Ericsson pastor. Sunday services: 9.50 a.m Sunday senool; 11 a Morning worsnin CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE Church, 721 Trancaa street.

Rev Corneltus O'Kav. oasior Sunoav services 9 45 a Sunday school. Mr James Thomas, superintendent: 11:00 a Worship service: 6 Youth fellowship: 7 m. Evening service Weekly Monday 7 pm Sky Pilots-Wednesday: 70 m. Bible etuay and Drayer serylce; Thursday: 7 nm.

Busy Bees: Saturday: 7pm Prayer meeting Monthly 1st Tuesday 10 a Home Missionary Fellowship; 7pm Teacher-officers meeting; 3rd Tuesday 750 pm Foreign Misslon-a-y Fellowship; 1st Wednesday 7 pm. Church board meeting; 3rd Wednesday 9 nm Elders: 4th Friday: 6 30 Men a fellowship meeting. ASSEMBLIES OF GOD FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Church. 2 473 Old Sonoma Road Rev Maurice Evans castor Sunday services- 9 43 am Sunday srhool. 11 am morning worsnin: 6 30 pm C.

A service-. 7 30 pm. Fvangellsttc service Wednesday 7 30 p.m Bible study and praver meeting, Friday 6 30 m. Teen-time. 7 p.

ra Junior Mission-ettes. ST. HEIEVA ASSEMBLY OF GOD Church. South Highway. Rev and Mrs Alford, pastors Sundav services.

9 J5 am Sunday school; 11 am Worship. 7 pm Fvaneellstlc service Wednesday; 7.30 p.m Prayer and Bible 6tuav CALISTOGA ASSEMBLY OF GOD Church. Cedar and Soilng freeta Rev A I. Lewis, pastor Sund8v services- 9 5 a Sunaay school; 11 am Morning worshln. 7 0 m.

Evangelistic s-rvice. Wednesday. 7 pm Bible stuoy. BAPTIST CALVARY BAPTIST Church (Southern Banust 26Jj Laurel 'street Thomas Jr. pastor Sunday services 9x1am Sunaav school I for all ages.

prowaed for smaller children Swede Johnson, superintendent; II a Morning wor-1 snip; 7 00 n.m Tiaining Union hour Alden Rone alrector: 8 00 pm. Evening worship Wednesaay 7 45 Dm. "Hour of Power I CALISTOGA BAPTIST MISSION. I OOF Hail. Lincoln avenue Call-1 stoea The Rev Lvndel Barrcs: at Golden Gate Baotist Theological Seminatv.

Berkelev. minister. Sunday school 2 30 Evangelistic service 3.30 pm. Study classes for all age croupes SILVERADO BAPTIST Church 1 Southern Baptist I Temporary location. Seventh-day Adventist Building, Brown and streets.

Rev Bert Edwards. pastor Sundav services: 9 45 a.m. Sundav school, Frank Robert, aunerintentlent; 11 am. Morning service, Nursery provided; 6 30 p.m Baptist Training Union. Emmet Shaw general director; 7:30 m.

Fvenlng service Thursday; 6.45 Dm Officers and teachers meeting; 7 "0 p.m. Hour of Power." Friday. 7 30 A and Sunbeams meet 1 homes GRACE BAPTIST Church, BaoMst General Conference. Second and Wilson streets. Rev Eeert Anderson, pastor.

Sunday services: M3 am Sunday school Classes (or al groups Ronald Palmqulst, superintendent; 11 a Morning worsnin Nurserv oro-I vided 6 30 pm. Conference Youth 'Fellowship. 7.30 pm Evening gospel I hour Wednesday, 7 30 pm. Prayer I and Bible study NAPA VAI.I.FT I ANDMAP.K, MISSIONARY BAPTIST Churcn 1111 l'rower Avenue Richard Jones. castor.

Sunday s-rvices 9 45 am Sunday arnool; II am Preaching u-rvtre. 6 3J am Song and BTC serv-le: Ion Preaching service tvednes-I dav 7 30 om Praver s-rvire ST. HFILNA FIRST BAPTIST Church 154J Soring atreer Rev H'--v Cia.g, pastor Sunaav arvirs-145 am Sunnay s-hoo'; 11 am wo'sntn 7 10 nm Evening I worship Wednesaay; 7 30 pm. Fiay-I er meeting. FAITH TABERNACLE.

101 Home-wood avenue Grove, pastor Sunaay services: 9 43 a.m. Sundav school. Classe for all ages. 11 am Morning worship. 7.30 pm.

Evangelistic service Tuesday. 7 20 pm Bible study and praver meeting. Tnursaay, 7 30 pun Young people service Saturday. 7.30 pm. Jubilee service TRINITY UNION Church, 6494 D-y Creek road Interdenominational A--thur Higgins, Sunday school aune--tntendent Sundsv service 11) am.

Sunaay school Classes for all ages. Illustrated lessons. 11 a.m Hour of worshlo Ministry of music: special feature for cmldren Bible message bv Wrignt Wednesday: 7.0 pm Ptaver meeting and song service Bible tuav for cnlldren end aaults YOUNTVH.I COMMt MTV Chun ia Richard Grothe pastor Oscar O. Martin. Sunaav senoo superintendent Sunaay eervices 9'45 am senool all ages 11 am Worsnin service, 7 om Sunday evening a-uov c.ass Wednesday 7 30 0 m.

Choir nrartlre ORTHODOX EASTERN RISSIAN GREEK ORTHODOX Chuscn Washington street, (alisiosa. Sunaav services 10 am Weeknay services 9 a and 60 m. PENTECOSTAL PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF GOD. 288 Laurel Ireet. Ret George Ei-vin.

nastor Sundew services 9 45 a Sunaay senool classes for a 1 ages Robert Hardcastle. a-iDertnteno-ent. 11 am Morning woshtn: 7.0 Evangelistic service Wedneiriav: 7 45 m. "Deeper Life" aervlee F-f-day: 1(5 cm Young peoDlea service INITF.D PENT FI OSTAL Church, 1978 East avenue Paul Price, pastor Sundav se-vices 10 a Sunday school hour. 11 am Morning war-thin A children a service is condu-t-ed in the annx under the direction of Mrs Melba Wilscn: 7.45 pm Evangelistic service Wednesday 7 30 m.

Bible study end nraver meeting. Thu-sday 7 30 ladies' Auxllia-f mets tn the annex FTlday 7 '30 nm. Children and vonth meeting under the direction of Rav Brown Daily 6 30 am Mena nrayer meeting the church Every other Tuesday Girls' Club meets at 3 nm Second Thursday of the month Lad'ea' Au-t-iliarv meeting In the church enn'i at 7 20 PRESBYTERIAN FIRST PRFSBYTEKI AN Church, '(bird and anrtoph R-v Erwin E. Bollinger, pastor. Opdvke.

atu dent duector 01 Christian education. Marcus Blavter. church eu-Denntendent Sunday service- 9 30 and 11 am Morning worship and rhurch achool Child care at both services, 6 20 0 Jr and Senior HI Westmln'ter Fe lowihm: 7 m. CoIleg age Singles Fellowanln Tuesday: 7:15 nm Roy Scout Troon In the gvm Thursday 4 15 om. Cheruo and nrimary choir rehearaas: 7 nm Fxnlorer Post meet In tha gvm Frldav- 7 om Adult choir rehearsal Child care; 10:20 am Junior choir rehearsal Fireside Room.

FIRST PRFSBYTF.RI AN Ghtirch. 140 Spring atreet, St. Helena. Rv. Ralnh Claude Shank pastor Sundae service- 9 30 a nr Youth class at the Fernstrom home.

1318 Oak avenue; 9 45 am Church school. Mrs. Nagv aunenntendent: I m. Morning worship: 12,10 pm. Coffee hour in Westminster Hall: pm Commnnlcanfe r'aea for edults.

CALISTOGA COMMUNITY PRrs-RYTFRI AN rhumb. Third and Washington streets Rev John Edlver, nastor Sunday aerrtce 9 30 am. Church school; 11m Morning worshln Tuesday: 10 a Blblt atudT and nrav-FOURSQUARF GOSPFI, Church. (Pentecostal 1 Mnlo avenue end Sonoma street The Rev Preston A. R-owntng nas'or Sundav servica: 9 45 Sundav srhool: II am.

wo hio satire. 6 15 om Grouo mailings- 7 Old-fashioned hymn singiry nraving. nraise end i(tr-lug. Wednesday 10 30 a m. Wo-c-lo servl-e 7 nm Rib- study Baturdav.

7 Enrar In church P.LUGIOlS SCIENCE FIRST Cm RCH OF REI ICIOI 9 8CIFNC iSclenee of Mindl 614 Alabama street Vallr-o Rev Geneva as'v mlniste- Sunday s-rvir-s: Vv-se-v provided II am to 13 noon. 9 20 a Tevheis and officers o' th iunlor church and Sunday echoo! met for nraver: 9 as am Junior church assembly to 45 am Medt---tirn and nraver: 11 am Wo-sn-p servir- Wednesday noon Th Won ans forum me-ta Thursday 7.45 m. Prayer theranv rroun Church end iendlno library are onen Monday through Friday 10 to 3 m. ROMAN CVniOI.TC ST JOHNS CATHOIIC Ch-t'Ch. The ve-v p-v Michael Walsh, nasor Pey Geracd Bredv assistr-A nastor- Rev McNamara, in r-sidence Snndav masses.

7, 8. 9, 10 0 and "0 a ST APOL1 1NAR1S CATHOI I Church c-esrent P--k p-v "arpeT McCarthy nastpr W--V dav 8am Cnn'esunr 4 fn "tn 20 Hundav masses R-F 9 if, to is -4 M-15 Bm -nd 7 "0 to 8 nm Saturdays Pariah house 1574 Solano avenue Tames Wal'h "irtnr Bunds? masses 8 30 and 10 30 am OUR I A OF PFRPFTl AL HE! ST HU ENA CATHOIIC Chu-n. Oat avenue and Talnter street Pfr. ATHOIK Church Caliitoia Tr Genre- Mona-hsn Butida- masses 9 and 11 am Mnndav 7 9 nm tn honor of Our Mn-he- rf Perpetual Kelp Weekday mass. 7 20 SPIRITU SCIENCE BPIP.ITI AL SCIENCE HI RCH OF NAPA VALI FY.

Chamber o' Building, 1120 Clay St Nana The R-. Mary L. Clausen, pastor Sunday services at 7 30 UNITY UNITY Cl ASSES Chu'ehll) Manor Blown at Oak Every Tau sesv 3 nm Truh class- 7 30 tn Tru'n claw Dr He-n Wade, licensed Unity minister and beaier. JL ne 5e ''p Elder Carl Coffman has accepted the pastorate of Napa Seventh-day Adventist Church. Formerly of For-tuna, he has served churches in Alameda and Oakland.

A graduate of Pacific Union College, he was ordained to the Adventist ministry in 1954. He and his wife, Virginia. and two daughters, Carol, 14. and Linda, 9, reside on Hawthorne court. Todd, a native now makes his land.

of Napa who home in Oak- New-l-ctm power of faith in healing has been recognized by the Texas Medical Center in Houston through its establishment of an Institute of Religion. Theie ministerial students are trained to become part of a health team, including the physician, psychiatrist, minister As chaplain interns, they learn to work with people of all denominations and walks of life. They make no attempt to "cram doctrine down a patient's throat. They gain practical preparation for the many situations they will face in their future pastorates. Their faith is reinforced with knowledge ond experience, and the understanding of what the medical specialist is trying to accomplish.

Not only ministerial students and ministers attend the Institute, but medical students, nurses and doctors who learn the importance of faith to well being, the role of the pastor on a healing team, and the resources the church has to offer to aid them in their practice. A former president of the Ameri-can Medical Association, Elmer Hess, tells me: Sometimes what we need most in the sickroom is not the medicine that we prescribe. It is the faith and hope that we can instill in our patients. I don care whether you are a Catholic, a Protestant or a Jew, just as long as you believe in a Power greater thon all the instruments or science at your DIFFERENT OPINION ATLANTA UP) The presi- dent of the North American i Christian Convention has warned that church unity must not be wrought at the expense of central doctrine. i Olm W.

Hay of Louisville, told delegates to the NA-CC convention: The only kind of unity about which we are concerned is the unity for which Christ I prayed. Our plea is for Chris-! tian unity In aii that the name Christian implies. I 1.